Globe and Mail
Ontario rejects colleges’ plan for new ‘salary frameworks’
Ontario colleges have been told by the province that their plans for raising salaries for presidents and other senior staff are “unacceptable.”
Kingston Whig-Standard
City of Kingston, Queen’s to tap into potential of Innovation Park
The two parties have formulated a memorandum of understanding that will see them collaborating on initiatives to promote innovation and business in Kingston.
Financial Post
Mitch Kowalski: McGill study reveals the ‘illusion’ of innovation at Canadian law firms
A new study out of McGill’s faculty of management suggests that while Canadian law firms talk a good “innovation” game, little innovation is actually taking place.
Regina Leader-Post
Timmons describes a history of U of R “transformational change”
Her address was a walk down memory lane for the institution, whose main campus began construction in the early 1960s. It officially became the University of Regina in 1974.
Global News
New $8.4M multiple sclerosis research chair announced at the U of S
Michael Levin and his team have been given $8.4 million over seven years to identify causes of MS and develop new or improved treatments.
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